They help fathers recognize their strengths, work through difficult moments, develop new skills, and remain committed to their children and families. Where do they turn when recruitment is slow, participation drops, a session does not go as planned, or the emotional weight of serving fathers and families feels heavy?
They help fathers recognize their strengths, work through difficult moments, develop new skills, and remain committed to their children and families.
Where do they turn when recruitment is slow, participation drops, a session does not go as planned, or the emotional weight of serving fathers and families feels heavy?
If you facilitate fatherhood programs, I encourage you to intentionally connect with other practitioners, whether that means joining a local or statewide network in your area or becoming part of National...
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They help fathers recognize their strengths, work through difficult moments, develop new skills, and remain committed to their children and families. Where do they turn when recruitment is slow, participation drops, a session does not go as planned, or the emotional weight of serving fathers and families feels heavy? Who supports and encourages the facilitators?
Who supports and encourages the facilitators?
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